I've used this place a few times now, mostly for bathing and pedicure, but recently had them take…read morecare of my dog for a few days while I was away on vacation. On my return trip via Snoqualmie Pass, I got unexpectedly delayed by a traffic jam, which put my arrival time after their closing time. I was stressing, thinking they would charge me for an extra day, but I called them and explained to my delay, and they agreed to meet me up to a half hour after closing time. I did so and got my dog back :) nice of them to accommodate. Note that they do require kennel cough inoculation, plus a poop sample, before they will accept your dog for boarding.

We had our dogs boarded at Seattle Canine Club on 4th Ave for a long weekend. We are new to the…read morearea, and have not yet met friends we can trust to care for our pups. After research, we decided to board them with Seattle Canine Club. They hadn't been boarded before (they were watched by family back home). We paid approximately $500 for both our 6yo mutt and our 2yo labradoodle to stay. Prior to having them boarded, we took them for a day of doggy daycare to make sure they were well acclimated. Based on the initial visit (5h play day) and the reviews, we thought this was a safe place for our dogs to spend the weekend. Unfortunately, it was not. We understand that they do not receive the same attention as they would at home as the staff is caring for multiple pets, but what occurred was essentially animal abuse. Our labradoodle, Luka, gets frequent ear infections due to hair buildup and moisture (common in doodle breads). We sent him with ear cleaner (twice per day, must be wiped out of the ear) and an ear medication to prevent bacterial growth or yeast. We had also ensured that his ears were plucked, cleaned, and dried before dropping him off. We also provided three copies of written instructions as well as verbal instructions to care staff. Upon pickup on Sunday, we looked inside Luka's ears to find that he had chemical burns inside his ear as well as on the outside of his ear - a sign that the ear cleaner and medication were not wiped out of his ear after being applied. Further more, Luka was covered in pee - his paws, his hip area, and his belly. I am not sure if this was his own pee, or pee from another dog, but he was not dropped off on Thursday covered in urine. We understand that dogs may accidentally pee on themselves (or each other) but AT A MINIMUM send the dog home at least rinsed off. Upon bathing him, the water was absolutely filthy. Had the staff called us and let us know that he was covered in urine and offered to wash/groom him - we would have paid any expense. However, no call was made. Not about his ears, and certainly not about the urine he was covered in. My other dog, Meeko, is on doggie prozac for anxiety. Upon drop-off, we provided them with 4 pills and instructions to give him one pill per day (only Friday and Saturday since we were picking up on Sunday and had given him Thursday's). Upon pickup, there were still 4 pills in the container. This means that he was without his medicine Friday and Saturday, and Prozac is something that needs to build up in their system to work. Additionally, we received one photo of each dog for the entire weekend (which I had to request). Seattle Canine Club provided absolutely atrocious care for our two dogs, and we will never visit this establishment again. Additionally, we will be sure to let everyone know about the animal abuse that occurs when you think you are leaving your pets at a 'safe' location.

HIGHLY recommend Pet Paradise Eastside! The team watched over my corgi, Kylo, for a week and he had…read morea blast. Kylo went on daily walks in the forest and got lots of play time with other dogs. The care team was extremely responsive and sent 4-5 photos daily (sometimes twice a day). They also do an amazing job actually taking good pictures as opposed to any picture.

They send so many pictures of your dog! They take the dogs on hikes! Our golden has been twice and…read morewe've had a great experience both times.

Great experience for a first time dog owner!…read more I started bringing my German Shepherd at around 10 weeks old to Puppy Kindergarten, and we ended up attending almost 30 sessions until she was 6 months old. The classes were invaluable for both my dog and myself. She learned bite inhibition & the proper way to play with other puppies. I learned basic training techniques and got introduced to several other puppy owners who I still regularly schedule play dates with. The classes were fun and a great way for her to burn off that puppy energy. I wholeheartedly recommend The Clubhouse for Dogs to anyone with a new puppy!

Our dachshund loves Clubhouse so much that every single morning he wakes up he runs to the front…read moredoor and begs us to bring him there. He would go 7 days a week if he had his way. He comes home tired and with a huge smile on his face. He has made great buddies there and it has been amazing for his socialization. He loves the staff, when I drop him off he doesn't even look back, he's just ready for his day with his besties. I have total peace of mind when he is there, the staff and owner Pascale are all so caring, attentive, engaging and experienced. If I've ever had a question or concern they have addressed it in a timely manner. They went above and beyond recently when my dog ate a little mushroom he found outside. They caught him in the act, rushed him to the vet, brought a sample to make sure it wasn't anything harmful, and all at their expense. He was totally fine, and I can't express how grateful I was that they took it so seriously and were swift with their response. When I say total peace of mind, I mean it. I can't recommend this place enough! Oh, and it's super convenient for pick up and drop off in West Seattle. Just an all around great place.

Such a fun hangout spot! We attended a dog meet up here and excited to come back again :) 10/10!read more

Excellent ambience where you can bring your dog (or not)! Super cute place, excellent and…read morerefreshing local drinks, good music, games available, and excellent service. 5-stars all around!

Leslie is AMAZING. She always gets my girl leaving looking so good. I love how much communication…read moregoes on, especially having a bernedoodle. Cannot say enough good things about the care and communication we constantly get at DogCity and highly recommend!!!

I've been going to Dog City for 5 years now to get my dog groomed and love it. They're super easy…read moreto work with and have done a great job every single time. I have a 25 pound shitzu poodle and he seems to love it as much as he can too.

We have a large (100+ pounds) 2 year old rescue pup who is great at home, but struggles with…read moreoverarousal around new people and other dogs. After our local training place closed we were looking for other options and committed to positive reinforcement training. Unfortunately a lot of trainers use aversives, especially with large strong dogs. We were so excited to find Julia, and after our meet & greet we were confident she was a good choice. Julia did a 2 week board & train with our dog while we were traveling, mainly focusing on leash skills and practicing calm behavior around exciting things. We noticed an immediate improvement, but have also been continuing to work on the training at home after our follow up. I'm happy to report that we are continuing to see improvement using Julia's methods.

From the owner: At Guiding Tails, I focus on building real, lasting relationships between you and your dog through…read moreclear communication, trust, and understanding. Rather than using tools that suppress behavior, my approach centers on changing how your dog feels, so they can move through the world with more confidence and less stress. I guide you step-by-step through real-life situations, helping your dog learn that you’re a safe, consistent source of support, especially when things feel overwhelming or uncertain. As an IAABC-ADT and Family Dog Mediator, I’m committed to ongoing education and science-based methods, so you always receive thoughtful, up-to-date guidance tailored to your individual dog. Sessions are available in-home, virtually, or through Zoom, making training accessible no matter your needs.

I had initially left a negative review but, as you'll see in the owners response, the issue was…read morecaused by a vendor and the sincere apology and the cutting of ties from the offending vender means I can't, in good conscious, leave that negative review. Owning a business is hard, great accountability and communication, 5 stars.

I would give 0 if I can. My dog's eye was injured after his first visit at Dogtopia. Redness and…read moreblood observed in both of his eyes. Not sure what happened to him and I definitely will revisit this store tomorrow. Don not go here if you want your dog safe

We brought our 15-week old Yorkie for a "meet and greet" and the experience was amazing!…read more One of the nice features of Citydog Club is the floor to ceiling windows where our furbabies have a view of the outside world. They won't feel like they are in a room with four walls. Definitely a second home for your furbabies ^-^

My dog loves City Dog! The staff are so caring and happy with the dogs. Bentley gets so excited…read morewhen we arrive for daycare. He so enjoys all his friends here. I don't take him anywhere else Since he loves it here. I have been taking Bentley here for daycare and boarding for 3 years. Always a great experience! Muriel

If you care about your dog, please read this…read more I rarely write reviews, but after what my dog went through at this facility, I feel obligated to warn others. I usually leave my dog with family, but they weren't available. I found this place through online research and ignored the red flags -- something I deeply regret. After a short trial weekend, my dog came home with a cut on his nose. They brushed it off and blamed him. Foolishly, I gave them a second chance for a longer stay. When I picked him up, he had a deep wound on his nose, a chipped tooth, and was visibly traumatized. He wasn't the same dog -- withdrawn, scared, and exhausted. When I contacted the owner, she avoided responsibility and offered no real explanation. After pushing for answers, she sent a photo of the small cage he had been kept in -- nothing like what I was told. She even tried to shift the blame onto my dog again. This place was neglectful and unprofessional, and I strongly considered pursuing further action. I would never bring my dog here again. Please don't make the same mistake I did. Your dog deserves better.

I left my GSD Max several times with Tamar. As the place got too busy the care for the dogs…read moresuffered. In the last two visits, almost 2 years ago, both times Max came back limping. Second time I asked Tamar if she noticed anything that could have caused him to limp. She got very defensive and gave non helping random replies. Needless to say she didn't care a bit. I ended up spending lot of time and money at vet. Anyways, I stopped sending him there and found better alternatives.